Vocab. Unit 1 Additions
1) Add synonyms "praise," "approval"
2) Add synonym "appease"
3) --4) Add synonyms "decline," "decay"
5) --6) --7) --8) Add synonyms "a gap," "a break"
9) Add synonym "a hint"
10) Add synonym "to plead"/Add antonyms "to remain on the sidelines," "to stay out of"
11) Add synonym "satiated"/Add antonym "undiminished"
12) --13) --14) Add synonym "peevish"
15) Add synonym "a special right"
16) Add synonym "local"
17) --18) Add synonym "to exceed"/Add antonyms "to be comprehended by," "to be embraced by"
19) Add synonym "offense"
20) Add synonym "oily"/Add antonym "bluff"
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Vocab. Unit 2 Additions
1) Add synonym "to improve"
2) Add synonyms "poise," "assurance," "confidence"
3) Add synonym "pompous"
4) Add synonym "immature"
5) Add synonym "twaddle"/Add antonyms "to talk sense," "trenchant
comments"
6) --7) Add synonym "to urge"
8) Add synonym "by virtue of one's job"
9) --10) --11) Add synonym "an intruder"/Add antonym "a rightful member or
participant"
12) Add synonym "essential," "inherent"
13) --14) --15) --16) Add synonym "concealed"
17) Add synonyms "to pervade," "suffuse," "saturate"
18) --19) --20) Add antonyms "a proven fact," "a certainty"
Vocab. Unit 3 Additions
1) --2) Add synonym "adopting the ways of another social group"
3) --4) --5) Add synonym "roundabout"
6) Add synonym "to sympathize"
7) Add antonyms "to allow," "to permit"
8) --9) --10) Add synonym "turbulence"
11) Add synonym "unintentional"
12) --13) --14) --15) Add antonym "a disability"
16) --17) --18) Add synonym "slender"
19) Add synonym "caustic"
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Vocab. Unit 4 Additions
Add 2 new words (along with their definitions, synonyms, and antonyms):
21) archetype: (noun) an original model after which similar things are patterned; a perfect or typical
example
synonyms: a model, prototype; a paragon, epitome
antonyms: --22) retrench: (verb) to cut down, reduce in scope and cost
synonyms: to curtail, reduce, economize
antonyms: to expand, increase, augment, magnify
1) --2) Add synonym "to increase"
3) Add synonym "shapeless"
4) Add synonyms "an air," "a quality"
5) Add synonym "illegal"
6) Add synonym "profoundly learned," "scholarly"
7) --8) Add synonym "to surmise"
9) --10) --11) --12) --13) Add synonym "peevish"
14) --15) Add synonyms "to disown," "to reject"
16) --17) Add synonyms "to re-echo," "to resound"
18) --19) --20) Add synonym "chintzy"
Vocab. Unit 5 Additions
Add 2 new words (as well as their definitions, synonyms, and antonyms):
21) addendum: (noun) an addition or supplement designed to increase correctness, completeness,
or currency.
synonyms: a supplement, addition, appendix
antonyms: --22) prognosticate: (verb) to predict, esp. on the basis of present indications or signs, to foretoken
synonyms: to foretell, forecast, predict, presage
antonyms: --1) Add synonym "a general pardon or absolution"
2) Add synonym "self-government"
3) Add synonym "self-evident"
4) Add synonym "to embellish"
5) Add synonym "a warning or caution"
6) Add synonyms "fair," "just"
7) --8) --9) --10) Add synonym "unruly"
11) Add synonym "a rule of conduct"
12) Add synonyms "wholesome," "beneficial"
13) Add synonym "severe"
14) Add synonym "to whip"
15) Add synonym "funereal"
16) Add synonym "sleep-inducing"
17) --18) --19) --20) Add synonym "dull"
Vocab. Unit 6 Additions
Add 2 new words (as well as their definitions, synonyms, and antonyms):
21) arbiter: (noun) one having power to decide a matter at issue; a judge, umpire
synonyms: a referee, arbitrator, mediator; an authority
antonyms: --22) vouchsafe: (verb) to give or furnish condescendingly; to grant
synonyms: to concede, deign, bestow, confer; to permit
antonyms: to withold, deny
1) --2) Add synonym "slander"
3) --4) --5) --6) --7) --8) --9) --10) --11) Add synonym "to restrain"
12) --13) --14) --15) --16) Add antonym "a high-pressure job"
17) --18) --19) --20) ---
Unit 7 Additions
Add 2 new words (as well as their definitions, synonyms, and antonyms):
21) desist: (verb) to cease doing something, to forbear
synonyms: to stop, discontinue, refrain, suspend
antonyms: to continue, proceed, prolong, resume
22) stipend: (noun) a fixed sum of money paid periodically for services or to defray
costs
synonyms: a salary, wage, allowance, emolument
antonyms: --1) --2) --3) --4) Add synonym "fabricate"
5) --6) --7) --8) --9) --10) Add synonym "trifling"
11) --12) --13) --14) --15) --16) --17) --18) --19) --20) ---
UNIT 8 ADDITIONS: LEVEL F
Add 2 new words:
21) conducive (adj.) tending to promote or assist, helpful, favorable
synonyms: beneficial, contributive, fostering
antonyms: unhelpful, unfavorable, hindering, blocking
22) élan (n.) an enthusiastic vigor and liveliness, spirit; a flair
synonyms: verve, dash, zest, panache, brio
antonyms: lifelessness, listlessness, enervation
1) --2) --3) add antonyms “calm,” “composure,” “aplomb”
4) --5) --6) --7) --8) --9) --10) --11) --12) --13) add antonyms “confirm,” “prove,” “verify,” “validate”
14) --15) --16) --17) add antonyms “promote,” “elevate,” “advance,” “recall”
18) change synonym to “nauseous”
19) --20) change synonym to “vulnerable to”
UNIT 9 ADDITIONS: LEVEL F
Add 2 new words:
21) modicum (n.) a small or moderate amount
synonyms: iota, speck, jot, bit, dollop
antonyms: a deluge, avalanche; an excess, surplus
22) succinct (adj.) expressed briefly and clearly; (clothing) lacking in fullness of cut
synonyms: concise, terse, compact, pithy
antonyms: wordy, prolix, verbose, garrulous
1) --2) --3) --4) --5) add synonym “greed”
6) --7) add synonym “procrastinating”
8) --9) --10) --11) --12) --13) add synonym “a beginner”
14) --15) --16) --17) add synonym “revive”
18) add antonyms “well-groomed,” “natty,” “dapper”
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UNIT 10 ADDITIONS: LEVEL F
Add 2 new words:
21) antediluvian (adj.) relating to or typical of ancient times; antiquated
synonyms: superannuated, archaic, antiquated
antonyms: modern, up-to-date, state-of-the-art
22) inimical (adj.) unfriendly, hostile; harmful, unfavorable
synonyms: antagonistic; deleterious, pernicious
antonyms: friendly, favorable; beneficial, salutary
1) add synonym “result”
2) add synonym “a critical or explanatory footnote”
3) --4) --5) --6) add antonyms “bright,” “gaudy,” “flashy”
7) --8) add synonym “composure”
9) add synonyms “accidental,” “chance”
10) add synonym “essence”
11) add synonym “unwarranted”
12) add synonym “overbearing”
13) --14) --15) add synonyms “generous,” “lavish”
16) add synonym “delay”/add antonym “to strike while the iron is hot”
17) add synonyms “a stimulus,” “an incentive”
18) add antonym “easy to understand”
19) --20) add synonym “sitting”/add antonym “vagrant”
UNIT 11 ADDITIONS: LEVEL F
Add 2 new words:
21) accentuate (v.) to emphasize, place stress on
synonyms: to accent, stress, emphasize
antonyms: to downplay, de-emphasize, soft-pedal
22) quail (v.) to shrink back in fear, lose heart in a difficult or dangerous situation
synonyms: to shrink, recoil, cower, flinch
antonym: to stand firm
1) add synonym “sparing”
2) --3) --4) add synonyms “bolster,” “substantiate,” “verify”
5) add synonym “inhabitant”
6) add synonym “rambling”
7) add synonyms “blazon,” “spread far and wide”
8) add antonym “smart”
9) add synonym “ornate”
10) --11) add synonyms “clumsy,” “tactless”
12) --13) --14) --15) --16) --17) add synonyms “conspicuous,” “prominent”
18) --19) add synonyms “parch,” “desiccate,” “singe,” “brown”
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UNIT 12 ADDITIONS: LEVEL F
Add 2 new words:
21) exude (v.) to ooze out; to discharge through the pores; to emanate (as a quality or a
personal impression)
synonyms: to perspire, secrete; to emit; to exhibit
antonyms: to absorb, soak up, assimilate
22) preeminent (adj.) superior, outstanding; prominent
synonyms: peerless, distinguished, unequaled
antonyms: unknown, obscure, undistinguished, anonymous
1) --2) --3) add synonym “racket”
4) add synonym “adjacent”
5) --6) add synonym “injurious”
7) --8) --9) --10) --11) --12) --13) add synonym “pattern”
14) --15) --16) add synonym “matter-of-fact”
17) add synonym “superabundant”
18) add synonyms “self-righteous,” “canting,” “holier-than-thou”
19) add synonym “witty”
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UNIT 13 ADDITIONS: LEVEL F
Add 2 new words:
21) magniloquent (adj.) expressed in lofty or high-flown language (often in the sense of
being pompous or over-elaborate)
synonyms: grandiloquent, orotund, pompous, stilted
antonyms: muted, understated, subdued; austere
22) predilection (n.) a liking, preference
synonyms: a partiality, preference, fondness, taste
antonyms: a loathing, aversion, distaste
1) add synonyms “aid,” “assist,” “help,” “further”
2) add synonym “affirm”
3) add synonym “noisy”
4) add synonyms “bring up,” “present,” “mention,” “introduce”
5) add synonym “prop”
6) --7) add synonym “arrange”
8) add synonym “expert”
9) --10) add synonyms “burden.” “weigh down”/add antonym “off-load”
11) --12) add synonyms “ghastly,” “horrible”
13) --14) --15) --16) --17) --18) add synonym “suitable”
19) add synonyms “productive,” “profuse”
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UNIT 14 ADDITIONS: LEVEL F
Add 2 new words:
21) ostensible (adj.) apparent, appearing to be true or actual; capable of being shown or
exhibited
synonyms: apparent, professed, purported
antonyms: real, actual, genuine, true
22) providential (adj.) happening as though through divine intervention; characterized
by good fortune
synonyms: fortunate, lucky, opportune
antonyms: unlucky; disastrous, calamitous
1) add synonym “tractable”
2) --3) add synonym “slaughter”
4) --5) --6) --7) --8) add synonym “irrelevant”
9) --10) add synonym “ailment”
11) add synonym “juvenile”
12) add synonyms “stubborn,” “unyielding”/add antonym “softhearted”
13) --14) --15) --16) --17) --18) --19) --20) ---
UNIT 15 ADDITIONS: LEVEL F
Add 2 new words:
21) bumptious (adj.) offensively self-assertive; excessively and arrogantly selfconfident
synonyms: pushy, forward, aggressive, obtrusive
antonyms: self-effacing, diffident
22) forbearance (n.) tolerance and self-control (in the face of provocation), patience;
the act of refraining
from something, abstinence
synonyms: restraint, patience, abstinence
antonyms: lack of restraint, indulgence
1) add synonyms “obdurate,” “implacable,” “inflexible”
2) add synonym “uproar”/add antonyms “calm,” “peace and quiet,” “lack of response”
3) --4) --5) add synonyms “glut,” “satiate,” “surfeit,” “nauseate”
6) add synonym “reduce”
7) --8) --9) --10) add synonym “puzzling”
11) add synonym “on the spur of the moment”
12) --13) add synonyms “appease,” “assuage,” “placate,” “pacify”
14) --15) --16) --17) add synonyms “return,” “remand”
18) add synonym “indispensable”
19) add synonym “of or pertaining to men’s clothes”
20) add synonym “frustrate”